Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
News Notes.

News Notes.
The greatest hop of the season will
take place this evening at the Hotel
Arcadia at Santa Monica.
There is nothing new in the Per-
kins-Baldwin case, and Miss Louise
has not yet returned to Los Angeles.
Six bids were filed yesterday in the
County Clerks Office Tor the erection
Of bridge over the San Jose creek.
The Atlantic and Pacific train ar
rived ON time Monday night for the
first time since it commenced to cross
the continent.
Adams street isindulsing in boom.
A lot, corner OF Adams and Severance
streets, was sold yesterday by c. A,
Sumner for $4,000.
The Grand Jury is reported to be on
the eve Of filing its final report and it
is surmised that it will contain some
, very interesting matter.
The Southern Pacific L. Il, Co, has
distributed nearly 500, 900 ties i'll the
southern part of the State. Yesterday
2S car loads were received for use ON
the line up the Crescenta Canada
Gallon to San Fernando.
Mr.. Earl B. Miller is making large
addition to his already magnificent
residence ON the corner of Olive and
Third streets. The in,rea will
nearly double the capacity of the
house.
Hugo H. Toland Of San Francisco
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
his vacation. Hugo is a nephew of
MIR. A. Glassell and his numerous
relations will make his stay here very
pleasant.
e. Williamson reported yesterday
that he had sen robbed of a Howard
gold watch and fob in car on the
Southern Pacific route. He had rolled
the watch up and put it in his pocket,
from which it was taken.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
wishes to find a situation for woman
with a little girl 8 years old. Any
kind of housework, either in city or
country. Apply to Mrs. Charnock,
456 South Los Angeles street.
To-day, Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock A
M, at the church of our Lady o.
Angels, there will be a solemn high
mass for the soul of Mrs. Jose Mas
carel. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully requested to attend.
Mr.. Miller. of Phoenix, Ariz., the
father of the young girl who escaped
from convent in this city some days
ago, is expected here to-day. 1t il
said that the girl has been at a promi.
nent hotel for the past two days.
Another mammoth venture was
placed on record yesterday, to be
known as the East Side Building As.
sociation, the capital stock to be
81 900 900. A copy of the articles Of
incorporation will be found on another
page.
The alarm from box II, at O'Clock
yesterday morning, was for small
blaze on the corner of Main and Pine
streets. The building was occupied
as grocery store by Otto Schmidt,
and the loss was about $1l00 to the
stock and structure.
The members of Stanton Relief
Corps, No. 16, request any soldier or
soldiers family needing financial aid
or any person knowing of such a case
TO report the same to Mary 7. Tux,
No. Clay street, chairman OF the Re-
lief Committee Of said cors.
Geo. Bagot, printer, and one Of
the publishers of the City Directory
two years ago, objects to a statement
sent abroad that he was a bootblack
engaged in scrimmage few days
since. He says he is house owner
and taxpayer and no bootblack.
The ladies' of the Second Presby.
terian church gave lawn sociable
last evening at the residence of Cap
tain Thos. Meredith, on the corner o.
Hellman street and Downey avenue
Light refreshments were served, anC
those present spent very enjoyable
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The report in contemporary Of the
proposed erection OF six-story build
on Market street will be surprise to
Messrs. Newmark, the proprietor o.
the Temple Block on Market street, as
theirs is the only building on thai
street. Perhaps some other street
was meant as the site of the six-story
edifice.
On Monday last the home of Mr.
w. HI. Atwater, messenger for Wells,
Fargo & Co., was made happy by the
arrival Of a daughter to the house
The cherub seems to be the beneficiary
of the effects of our semi-tropic climate
in a very marked degree, in-as-much
az it made the scale kick the beam al
twelve pounds. The new arrival
gains in vigor at a great pace and the
happy mother is rapidly convalescing
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